Now, US mobile phone users use Microsoft’s latest Windows Mobile on their T-Mobile’s cell phone. USA based company, T-Mobile will launch its first mobile phone in the US with Microsoft’s latest version of Windows Mobile. The company has signed two year contract with Microsoft to run Windows Mobile 6 on its smart phones, which can handle e-mail, documents and web browsing in addition to phone calls.
The T-Mobile Wing comes with improved e-mail handling and higher security. The cost of T-Mobile Wing is around $299. The Wing is featured with 40-key keyboard, which slides out from underneath the 2.8 touch screen. The T-Mobile Wing has following features, which are given below:
1) The T-Mobile comes Microsoft’s new Windows Mobile version, which allows users to read e-mail with embedded images and graphics. Even it can receive mail from Windows Live Hotmail and also supports Live’s instant messaging program and Web search.
2) The synchronization of data with Windows Vista computers through Bluetooth wireless connections has been simplified.
3) The has upgraded security features. If it is used in conjunction with Microsoft’s latest software for corporate e-mail servers, the memory of lost or stolen device, it can be wiped remotely through owner’s Outlook account with no need to call IT department.
4) The T-Mobile can encrypt the files stored on removable memory cards and it can also send and receive e-mail, which can be controlled by Information Rights Management.
5) It also allows users to search remotely stored e-mail and corporate address book.
The T-Mobile Wing lacks a third-generation broadband cellular network in the U.S., to fulfill this gap, the Wing has capability to connect Wi-Fi hotspots. Currently, Windows Mobile 6 is available to download for T-Mobile’s Dash smart phone. Soon, Dash phones will available with the new pre-installed software.
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Via: Town hall
